The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14
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Matters OF Minor Nom nt In and About
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slsters' Comic Opera company. 4,
3 THERE are twelve cases on the docket
lor this mornings police court. E,:
/, The November term Of the Circuit
Court will meet week from to-day.
ToDEY VANCE was locked up by Officer
Shorts Saturday on the same old charge.
7 WoRx on the construction OF the cleo.
Erlcal railroad Is progressing satisfactorily.
Z TIE Riverside pipe works at Benwood
10 prevented from turning out pipes To ita
full capacity or the demand by the scarcity
Of gas. n ;;St
THANKsolvlHd is yet q good ways in tho
future, but the poultry market, especially
Tor live poultry, shows ulgnu OF its ap.
proach. s7ii5l}5IsI r
AMusEAgsT lovers cannot complain Of a
lack of variety here now. Besidea the
two regular theatres, two dino museums
are in full blast. ls'5 4 & 10
"TnI OATrLE KING" at the Opera House
Saturday afternoon had a small house, and
tho Bandit Kingn' at night fair one
both all they deserved. lt3Tgf
i9 SATURDAY afternoon Oliicera Desmond
and Heslop raided the house Of Amanda
DeAbaugh, In Alley O, and arrested her,
another, woman and two men. VA
A poa belonging to a man named o..
Donnell, living In East Wheeling, bit q
neighbours child badly yesterday. Officer
Wilkie was detailed to execute the dog,
DOPE MEADLEY was committed to the
county jail Saturday, in default OF 1000
bail, on the chargso Of robbing Mrs. Sadie
Tracy OF S24. The oaense Is grand lar.
ceny. {f5 g'''a NJ a, }t}is 1, Y
The Moundsvillo liquor cases were de.
clded by Judge Jacob Saturday. He
refused to quash the indictments and
postponed the trial Of the cases until the
next term. III
A NUMBER Of dead fab float out Of
Wheeling creek daily now. Saturday
evening number that were still alive
were picked up on the banks and bars.
The water is not sufficientin quantity nor
pure enough to keep them alive.
WoRK on tho Now Cumberland branch
Of tho Pan.Handle railroad has been about
completed, and 1t is expected the road will
be opened for freight shipments during
the coming week, and for passenger traffic
by the first Of the coming month. isa
PRESIDENT SEELEY and Secretary Eng,
liBh, OF the Wheeling Base Ball Associa
ton, left yesterday for Kalamazoo, Mich.
where the Ohio League will have meet.
ling tomorrow. They expect Manager
Buckenberger to join them en- route. i
Thrown UPON TIE WORLD" did q
moderate business at the Grand Saturday
at both performances. The play is not
worth much, and it's principal drawing
power was the Unconscious humor Of those
portions which were intended to be pa
thetic. ~
Two marriage LICENCES were issued Sat.
urdsy. Clerk Hook also admitted tc
record one deed Of trust and deed made
November by John Dieringer and wife
and others to William F. Ebbert, in con
eideration Of $3.50, for three tracts o.
land in Richland district, containing in all
l6 acres and 80 poles. sE2st:. '.ll,s .s5..i,.
w. CARROLL DEEMS, who has been carry.
ing on business as druggist at Minge
for a year and half past, made an assign
ment on Friday evening to Attorney John
A. Burchfeld. The liabilities are about
$500, mostly to Wholesale houses, and the
assets more than sufficient to cover the
indebtedness. The assignee's bond waE
fixed at $500. n s255;li' X
THE report printed q year ago and re-
vived last week, to the effect that Adolph
Fischer, one OF the four Anarchists who
were hanged at Chicago last Friday, was
formerly resident Of this city and now
has relatives living here, is emphatically
denied by the persons Of that name who
are supposed to be referred to. They Say
he never was here and has no connections
here. III 70 Z, i:.t y - { i;2f;
THERE was some difficulty at the Wheel
ing Bteel plant last week about the dis
charge OF man named Armour for care
lessnees in upsetting ladle full Of molten
metal. The A. A. Of I. and S.W., threat
ened to strike, but at q conference between
the officials and committee OF workmen
Saturday the affair was adjusted amicably
to all concerned. z, z 4! 49, AZ
COUNTY CORONER SCHULTzE examined
Eve witnesses Saturday in an effort to
ascertain how much blame was to be at.
tached to anybody for the death Of Mr..
James Bryaon Friday night. The testi-
mony as to whether there was headlight
on the engine that ran over him was very
conflicting. The coroner merely rendered
verdict that Bryson came to his death
by railroad accident. ii st,i .t +:
IT is reported that arrangements have
about been perfected for another big
cooking main in Parkersburg. It is
booked to take place in the near future,
probably about Thanksgiving Day. Local
sports have the details in hand and repre-
sentatives are expected to be in attend
ance from here and numerous other
points within radius OF one hundred
miles OF Parkersburg. 80 4
The work OF enlarging the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling 4 Kentucky and Ohio River
freight depot at the foot Of Fourteenth
street has been commenced and will be
pushed rapidly. ( The new bridge over the
creek and the new. spur track on the west
side OF the depot have been completed and
the enlarRing Of the depot is all that re-.
mains to be done to complete the improve.
ments contemplated. Il ~: 80
The Sandusky Club is having q dispute
with President voegele, Of = the Ohio
League. The club has signed strothers,
but the President refuses to promulgate
the contract on the ground that Strothers
is suspended player. The club claims
that Strothers was only suspended by
the President who had no authority to
do 90. The matter will be brought before
the League meeting. S,:'f1 81
MADAME FRYE's "Boston Concert, will
be given for the benefit OF the East
Wheeling Mission Sunday School, on next
Thursday evening at the Opera House.
A Lexington, KY, paper says that this
company gave one Of the best concerto
ever given in that city, and that the Ma
dame's accomplished daughters !"tmet with
reception amounting almost to an oya-
tion.n No doubt those who attend this
concert will enjoy musical treat, and 1t
will crafty them to thus help ON q good
work. n Z 81 Is ia,g h &; ;
AUcTIoNERR HERvEy on Saturday ,oi-
fered at public auction q lot OF stocks be-
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